What You Can Do Online

Change your address or telephone number.

Get a replacement Medicare Card.

Request a Proof of Income letter.
Get a letter that verifies your Social Security benefit information.

Get a Form 1099/1042S -- Social Security Benefit Statement.
Replace the lost, damaged, or missing tax summary of your Social Security benefits for 2005 (not available for SSI).

Get a password when

• You want password access to information about your benefits,
• Your password request code has expired, or
• You lost, forgot, or do not have your password or password request code.

Block online and automated telephone access to your personal information.

Check your information and benefits.
See the contact, direct deposit, Medicare and payment information we have on file for you.

Change your address or telephone number.

Request or change direct deposit.

Choose your password.
If you received a letter from us about password services, you can choose your password or block access to your personal information.

Change your password.

Apply for Social Security Retirement, Spouse’s, or Disability benefits (includes the Adult Disability Report).
Note: If you're an Advocate, Attorney or Third Party Representative, we need additional information from you on the application.

Begin or continue the Adult Disability and Work History Report.
When you apply for any type of disability benefits, we need information about your medical, work, and education history to help us decide if you are disabled.

Continue the Online Appeal Disability Report that you already started.
Note: If you have not already started an appeal report, please follow the instructions in the Notice of Decision we sent you about your disability claim.

Apply for extra help with your Medicare prescription drug costs.

Check the status of your online application.
If you applied online for Social Security Retirement, Spouse’s, or Disability benefits you can check the status of your application.